The spring breeze of ten miles is not as good as yours without the full poem. It is adapted from "Two Farewell Poems·One" by Du Mu in the Tang Dynasty. The original sentence is "The spring breeze of ten miles on Yangzhou Road is not as good as rolling up the bead curtain."
Pingping is more than thirteen years old, and the cardamom leaves are in early February.
The spring breeze is ten miles away on Yangzhou Road, and it is not as good as rolling up the bead curtain.
Translation:
The girl of thirteen or fourteen has a graceful posture and a light and beautiful manner, just like the cardamom flower that is just about to bloom in February.
The spring breeze of ten miles away from Yangzhou Road is swaying, and the beauties in the beaded curtains and green curtains are not as beautiful as her. Introduction and appreciation of the work "Two Farewell Songs"
"Two Farewell Songs" is a collection of poems by Du Mu, a poet in the Tang Dynasty. This poem is the poet's farewell to a beloved singing girl. It starts from the same title. From another song ("Sentimental but always ruthless"), we can see that they have a very deep affection for each other. However, that poem focuses on "saying goodbye", but this one focuses on praising the beauty of the other person and arousing the feeling of saying goodbye.
The poem focuses on the beauty of a singing girl in Yangzhou, praising her as the most beautiful among the singing girls in Yangzhou. The first sentence describes the girl's posture and body, her youthful charm; the second sentence uses flowers as a metaphor for people, describing her petite beauty; the third and fourth sentences use stars over the moon, describing that there are many beauties in Yangzhou, but she is the only one who is beautiful. The technique is strong and weak, the language is refined and fluent, and the emotions are sincere and clear.